New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17
STATE POLITICS.

sTbe Auburn Advertiser" is greatly pleased at the
selection Of General Knapp for member Of the staee
commttee for the XXyIlth District General
Knanp;s wide acquaintance, 1T remarks. with the
Pepub lean leaders in the Stae AMI his thorough
ala f ae RepuTcas in securing the triumphant
election Of the Sac ticket this fall"
"Tbe Corning Journal" which has earnestly op-
posed tho denomination Of Senator Fasse In its last
issue makes this statement I" The Republican sena-
toria Convention meets september 20 at Hornells,
votes against seven rhe Corning Journs1 hs,
meyer scie Ss nam wi in nf tho t Of nominees
there has been inquiry this statement Is maze
According to The Buffalo Express Mr. Carmichael,
the Republican candidate for state Treasurer, Is tho
most popular young man In lu'aio'
The Broome County Republican Convention Passed
resolution inshrcting the candidate for Assemblyman
to support the submission OF prohibitory amendments
to the people.
sThe Gloversvllo Intclligencer7 argues that Fulton
and Hamilton County claim the right to the no
publican Senatorial nomination for tho ATlllth Dis
trct this year. Its cand ate Is Andrew j. Neihs'
sIho Albany Argus" reports Democrat from the
western part of this State making this assertion
81 know that Governor HIPS hold on the State Com
tice stronger than that Of President CteN Gland
ecncoaio and President 0eve and's strength Is not
Inc greater because II is boaste1 of and magniied
sThe Oglensburg Journal calls the attention OF
whom may concern TO the fact that the In George
IrwiIs name STAINS for 2almon. "we dislike OK
eeedingy remarks "Thc Journal Ito spoil the
New 10 sum- = but te truth Of history demands
that Mr. Irwin to h s shs s. senate thai
his shoui be printed correctly I IN 9i daWg
sdeu to the re,oundng zernbpa ei am m IN be
pootd that nr. Erwin viii approach even closer t"s
hcotoforo 10 the constituents and interests which no
represents
Commenting on the rumor that VII lam A. Poucher'
I,k Oswego, Is to DO tho Democratic nominee Ior Az
tpinsy General "The Oswego Tines This Is the
{lhird or fourth time. think, that Mr. Poucher has
bought the nomination for that honorable and respon
Yse position, ,nd we think that In the ~, Shaper ~
| chances lac ought to be able to secure the prHo-n
/ he nomination Is q priZe-ths time
Monzo d. Lewis. the Republican nominee for the
Assembly In tho Troome district. served through tho
war In the 1c0th Regiment Ho did no. return return !"
bis home" says sTho Binghamon aspnD, hoasd
until al the rebel flag were fol ed anu safely housoo
y the Naionsi Capital"
Discussing the methods of the prohibtionists, "The
Syracuse Journs." remTlxs: "Consclence Is the ac
eeped guide of people in politics Admit 1t 10
b So why deny conscience to others, and why scout
ne Professions OF others to DO guided BY principle IN
heir dealings VIII inc practical aiairs OF ne az
TIC honest, conscientious people VINO engage IN Poiucs
~ not confined to the marrow limits "f the rohib ron
party. Theirs Ia |. Of brazen cfrontery. iOi-
esiion Is jcwei they need to cultivate as means
| to occurring genuine reform Cooperation and synl-
patty with those intent upon Temperance reform,
Albeit not In the same precise limo. wond DO surer
way TO success than methods OF ma hatred ana
| uIenation'
sThe Buffalo Express INDUCES In the following
specs,atloas In regard to tho Assembly nominations
In Erie C"urty "Ihe LIST District has lately been
heic IN william T. Shcehan's pocket. Now 1t looks
. u there would DO q split and tho Administration
People arc said 10 he talking OF running Alderman
4 John Kennedy Ia knock Sheehan out. IL there are
No Democrats ia the field Daniel NJ kcnciick or
l anomas b. OBren may be run on the Republican
Aae In the Hid District Henry W. Drenda l., IL Is
No. willing TO run tho Republican side again.
Inc Democratic machine would Ike 10 have Frank
~ Ciese run against him, but the present Assembly
IN wants ~ bs City Controller. Tho lid District
9 N Republican, and 1t looks as II Assembiyman
smuy p Close IA also talked Of In the WITH OK
supervisor Geor,o A. Davis who holds residence
In IAncaste. would like 70 have n chance TO knock
~ Henry H. Gucpther, who will probably run again
~ the Democratic side. Edward n. Emery is willing
IL 30 rcnomlnated in tho With District, T. likely
have his wishes grati6od. Supervisor Stain, of
son 1 Collins, may run against him on the Demo-